Collection: Essential Oils

"Therapeutic Grade" refers to essential oils that are pure, unadulterated, & sourced with care. While it's not a regulated term, high-quality therapeutic oils are typically:

• Steam distilled or cold-pressed without chemicals
• Free from additives, fillers, or synthetic ingredients
• Sourced from plants grown in their natural habitat
• Third-party tested for purity and potency

Choosing therapeutic grade essential oils ensures you're getting pure, high-quality oils that are safe, effective, & free from fillers or synthetic additives—making them better for both your body & your overall wellness.

Third-party testing means that an independent, unbiased lab analyzes the essential oil to verify its purity, quality, & safety—not just what the company claims.

Why It’s Important:

• Confirms the oil is 100% pure & free from synthetic additives or contaminants
• Verifies potency—so you know the oil contains the beneficial compounds you're paying for
• Ensures the oil meets industry standards for therapeutic use

In short, third-party testing gives you peace of mind that you're using a truly safe & effective essential oil.

Topical Application: Dilute 1 drop of essential oil with 1 drop of carrier oil & apply to desired areas as needed. Always dilute appropriately when applying to children. 

Aromatic Use: Diffuse 4–5 drops for up to 1 hour, up to 3 times daily. Enjoy the uplifting & purifying benefits of essential oils as they refresh your space & support overall well-being.

Essential oils can be used during pregnancy & breastfeeding—but with extra caution & only under the guidance of a healthcare provider.

During Pregnancy:

• Stick to gentle oils like Lavender, Chamomile, Frankincense, &Citrus oils
• Avoid oils known to stimulate the uterus or cause contractions (e.g. Clary Sage, Cinnamon, Rosemary, Wintergreen)
• Always use proper dilution (typically 1% or less) &avoid applying near the abdomen in the first trimester
• Diffusing is generally considered safer than topical use

While Breastfeeding:

• Use only mild, baby-safe oils
• Avoid applying oils directly to the chest where the baby may come into contact
• Monitor for any skin reactions or sensitivity in both mom & baby

As with all things during this season, it’s best to consult with a healthcare provider—especially if you have any medical conditions or are taking medications.